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I am planning my ten gallon setup before we actually have it. With the calculators help I figured we want 13 Neon Tetras and 6 Ghost Shrimp with a 30 gal capacity filter.
I'm wondering what you think about my adding these plants to the tank: Taiwan Moss, Christmas Moss, Round Pellia, Java Moss, and Flame moss. Some would be ancored to things to add depth and a natural looking hiding spots, the Java Moss would be free floating and thinned regularly. I have experience with Java Moss so no worries there but the others are new to me. Please share any experiences you may have had with these! Katherine |
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It sounds good to me, tetras are good tankmates with shrimp and the shrimps favor the moss. And 13 tetras for a 10 gallon doesnt seem like overstocking either, sounds like borderline. Just remember with small tanks, the water chemistry changes faster. I am about to change one of my smaller gallon tanks into a shrimp tank also
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If 13 is border we will be happy with just 10 neon tetras, I don't want to over do it. Thanks for the reply!
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In a planted tank you can definately "overstock" as long as the plants are healthy and actively growing. You should be fine with 13.
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Oh ok! Hey, do those glo fish count the same as tetras? We have seen gold, pink and a greenish variety. . . would a mixed group of those work or do they have to be the same color? Just a thought!
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